— News By Type —
News Releases
In an effort to hear directly from the communities he represents about the issues impacting them, Rep. Chris Corry and his staff spent the day meeting with constituents across the 14th...
On Thursday, October 26, Rep. Chris Corry will travel across the 14th District to meet with constituents ahead of the 2024 legislative session. “Hearing from those I represent is a crucial...
Rep. Chris Corry, R-Yakima, has been appointed as the top Republican on the House Appropriations Committee, where he has served as assistant ranking member since 2021. An important fiscal committee, the...
With one week to go in the 2023 legislative session, majority Democrats in the Senate are pushing a last-minute effort to increase state and local property taxes. Senate Bill 5770 would...
Following a late-night debate Wednesday, the House passed a bill that exempts shelters and host homes for runaway children from having to notify parents when their children are seeking gender affirming...
In a late-night debate this week, the Washington state House of Representatives approved a watered-down version of the vehicular pursuit bill on a 57-40 vote with split votes on both sides...
Lawmakers from the 14th Legislative District invite their constituents to join them for a legislative update and virtual question and answer session on Thursday, March 23, at 7 p.m. Sen. Curtis...
Rep. Chris Corry, R-Yakima, issued the following statement on the House Democrats’ refusal to vote on the bipartisan vehicular pursuit bill. “I am absolutely astonished by the House Democrats’ unconscionable decision...
Rep. Chris Corry, R-Yakima, has proposed a bill to help the hundreds of former state workers who lost their jobs over the government-imposed Covid-19 vaccination mandate. Governor Inslee issued a directive...
We know parents are the primary stakeholders in a child's life. We want Washington to recognize and accept that
